Using laser remote heating to simulate extreme thermal heat loads on nuclear fuels

Autor: Vidal T., Gallais L., Faucheux J., Capdevila H., Pontillon Y.

Publikováno v: EPJ Web of Conferences, Vol 225, p 08002 (2020)

Up to now, predicting accurately the Fission Gas Release (FGR) from high burn up UO2 and/or MOX (Mixed Oxide) fuels at off-normal conditions, such as power transient, reactivity-initiated accident (RIA) and loss-of-coolant accident (LOCA), is still a

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Simulation of reactivity initiated accident thermal transients on nuclear fuels with laser remote heating

Autor: Vidal, T., Gallais, L., Faucheux, J., Capdevila, H., Sercombe, J., Pontillon, Y.

Publikováno v: In Journal of Nuclear Materials March 2020 530

An auto-catalytic mechanism to model the fission gas release between 600°C and 800°C on UO$_2$ irradiated fuel

Autor: Pontillon, Yves, Brindelle, G., Baldinozzi, G., Capdevila, H., Desgranges, L.

Publikováno v: MRS spring 2018
MRS spring 2018, Apr 2018, Phoenix, United States
MRS Spring Meeting 2018. Fundamental Materials Science to Enable the Performance and Safety of Nuclear Technologies. Symp EN17
MRS Spring Meeting 2018. Fundamental Materials Science to Enable the Performance and Safety of Nuclear Technologies. Symp EN17, Apr 2018, Phoenix, United States

International audience; The fission gas release (FGR) is a key point that must be accurately assessed for fuel rod design and licensing under both normal and off-normal conditions. FGR is important input data in terms of both the radioactive source t

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https://hal-cea.archives-ouvertes.fr/cea-02339066

Detailed Calculation of Electrical Mismatch Losses for Central- and String-Inverter Configurations on Utility-Scale PV Arrays

Autor: Herrerías Azcué, M., Capdevila, H.

35th European Photovoltaic Solar Energy Conference and Exhibition; 1973-1978
The object of this study is to provide an objective answer to the question of whether significant performance improvements can be expected when using distributed (i.e.

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